You’ll find them in households up and down the country each and every day. They’ve been loved by generations of Kiwis for over 80 years and are still New Zealand’s No. 1 breakfast cereal.
Weet-Bix™ is packed full of 97% wholegrain goodness, and provides you with a good source of iron and Vitamins B1, B2 and B3 to help release the energy you need to kickstart your day, as part of a balanced diet. Providing a natural source of fibre, Weet-Bix™ is also low in fat and sugar and contains 5 essential vitamins and minerals.
Available in 1.2kg, 1kg, 750g and 375g.
Note: serving size for 1.0kg, 1.2kg packs is 33g due to bigger wheat biscuit. Below nutritional information is relevant to 375g and 750g packs, with a 30g serving size.
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- The wholegrain goodness of Weet-Bix™
- Source of fibre
- B vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin and niacin)
- High in iron
- Low in sugar
- One bowl of Weet-Bix™ provides 60% of your daily wholegrain needs*
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Servings per pack: 12 [375g], 24 [750g]Per servePer 100g
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Energy (kJ)4591480
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Energy (Cal)110355
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Protein (g)3.812.4
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Fat (g)0.41.3
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Saturated Fat (g)0.10.3
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Polyunsaturated Fat (g)0.20.8
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Monounsaturated Fat (g)0.10.2
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Carbohydrate (g)20.465.9
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Sugars (g)0.93
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Dietary Fibre (g)412.9
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Sodium (mg)84270
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Potassium (mg)113365
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Thiamin (Vitamin B1) (mg)0.55 (50% RDI)*1.77
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Riboflavin (Vitamin B2) (mg)0.43 (25% RDI)*1.39
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Niacin (Vitamin B3) (mg)2.5 (25% RDI)*8.1
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Folate (µg)69 (35% RDI)**224
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Iron (mg)3.0 (25% RDI)*9.7
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Magnesium (mg)32 (10% RDI)*103
* Percentage of Recommended Dietary Intake (RDI)
1 serve provides 16% of the folate RDI for women of childbearing age
Contains cereals containing gluten. May contain lupin.
30g (in Breakfast Tray) ONLY: Contains cereals containing gluten. May contain milk, soy, sesame, tree nuts, sulphites and lupin.